The commercial vehicle business of Tata Motors, demerged from the passenger vehicle business, is scheduled to be listed on the Stock Exchanges on November 12, 2025.
Let’s take a look at what investors should keep in mind before the big day.
Tata Motors demerger: Tata Motors CV arm set to list this week
The commercial vehicles division of Tata Motors, now known as Tata Motors Commercial Vehicle (TMLCV), is scheduled to list on Wednesday, November 12, on both the BSE and NSE.
This follows exchange approvals received after market hours on Monday. Once listed, the CV arm will trade as a separate entity, marking the completion of Tata Motors corporate split.
Tata Motors demerger: Passenger Vehicles unit already trades separately
The passenger vehicles business, now under Tata Motors Passenger Vehicle (TMPVL), has been trading independently since October 14.
That listing took place after a special pre-open price discovery session. TMPVL debuted at Rs 400 per share, while the pre-demerger closing price of Tata Motors was Rs 660.75.
Tata Motors demerger: What shareholders will get
The shareholders of Tata Motors will receive one share of TMLCV for every one share held in Tata Motors as of the record date, October 14, 2025 under this approved demerger plan.
This 1:1 entitlement means ownership remains unchanged. It is just divided between the two listed companies.
Shares of the new CV entity were credited to investors demat accounts on October 16, but have been frozen since then, pending the listing approval.
Tata Motors demerger: Shares to begin trading under a new symbol
Once listed, the new CV entity will trade independently under the symbol “TATAMOTORSCV”.
The stock will be separate from the passenger vehicle company.
Tata Motors demerger: No extra cost or change in ownership
The demerger does not require any cash payment or surrender of shares. Investor holdings will remain unchanged. They will simply be divided between the two newly listed companies.